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what can i do with it? ;-;
seedbox
some other shit
buy 50 of them and make a supercluster
>>52096525
install gentoo
>>52096525
What can you NOT do with it? Its a full fucking fledged computer in your palm. If you need to ask us "WAT DO GEE" you bought the wrong thing.
>>52096525
>almost 2015++
>not making r pi toilet cam
>pic related
Here's some other examples of what ppl do with r pi
https://hackaday.io/projects/tag/raspberry%20pi
>happy hacking!
>>52096769
>put a camera on a computer
>name it toiletcam
>INNOVATION
GUIES IM SOO KEEEWWWL
Anything you want.
LOL HE FELL FOR THE MEME
>>52096525
Small low power computer?
I hope it's powerful enough for 720p YouTube and facebook.
Because running an i5 750 at 4.1ghz and a hd 7790 doesn't look good for my power bill.
Operate Tor node & Freenet node.
Seed some linux.
>>52097505
Not gonna work.
The thing is slow as shit.
You are better off getting a Chinese mini pc then.
>>52096769
https://media.ccc.de/v/31c3_-_6370_-_en_-_saal_g_-_201412281900_-_internet_of_toilets_-_tbsprs#video
https://twitter.com/internetofshit
make it happen
>>52098804
Was looking at the orange pi pc cause it's less than half the price
VPN server
Mail and/or webmail server
Web server
Torrent / Usenet box
HTPC
Tor entry node
NAS (SAMBA on LAN / sshfs over WAN)
Self hosted storage (OwnCloud)
Music server (mpd)
VoIP server (Mumble)
Why buy one if you don't know what to do with it? If you wanna just play around with it or something then just fuck with it.
>>52096525
>tfw just picked up an rPi Zero with no clue what to do with it because I got an email saying it was back in stock
>>52099230
It's only $40. The best question is, "Why not?"
It's not an rPi, but I use my SBC for things that are easier in Linux over OS X (Homebrew's got a large selection, but not as great as other package managers. For example when I wanted to play around with Deep Dream or whatever it's called, it was much easier to SSH into the SBC and install the program in Linux than to set it up in OS X)
